We Know Solar Because We Fix It Every Day
"We were ready to sign but found out the system was oversized for our actual usage. Solar Repair Today's review showed us questions we never would've asked. We renegotiated better terms."
– Homeowner in Colorado
"Two solar quotes looked similar on paper but were very different. The comparison review helped us understand what each company was really offering and saved us thousands."
– Homeowner in California
"The sales rep made it sound like our battery would back up the whole house. The review showed us we needed to ask way more specific questions about actual loads backed up."
– Homeowner in Texas
Why This Matters
- Most homeowners overpay or get the wrong system.
- Quotes often hide poor design or unrealistic production estimates.
- Once you sign, you're locked in.
We help you catch problems before they cost you thousands.
We Know What to Look For Because We Fix It Every Day
Our reviews come from a team that actively repairs and services solar systems — not salespeople or referral agents. We've seen every red flag in person, on rooftops and in inverter rooms, across thousands of homes.
11,000+
Solar systems serviced & repaired
15+ yrs
Active field repair experience
50 states
Remote reviews nationwide
$0
Paid in sales commissions
Red Flags We Catch in Proposals
- Production estimate assumes 0% shading on a shaded roof
- Battery sized to "back up the whole house" — often not true
- Tax credit listed as instant rebate or deduction from price
- Escalation clause buried in the proposal terms
- "Transferable" warranty with no transfer process defined
Green Flags in a Solid Proposal
- System sized to match your actual annual kWh usage
- Production estimate includes a shading analysis
- Tax credit explained accurately as a tax liability offset
- Itemized equipment list with make, model, and warranty terms
- Detailed financing disclosure with APR and total cost
Solar Repair Today does not sell leads, accept referral fees, or earn commissions from installers. Our guidance is based solely on field repair experience — not marketing relationships.
What You'll Receive
One flat fee. No calls, no upsells. Technical guidance to help you understand your project and ask better questions.
A clear, written review of your solar proposal.
Upload your solar quote and recent electric bill. We review system size, pricing, equipment, and assumptions — then send you a straightforward breakdown of what's good, what's not, and what to fix before signing.
If your quote has no meaningful issues, we'll tell you that too.
How It Works
Three steps. No calls. No back and forth.
Upload Your Proposal
Upload your solar proposal and your most recent electric bill. That's all we need to get started.
Secure document upload — no login requiredWe Review the Details
We review system size, pricing, equipment, and the assumptions behind the numbers — including production estimates and tax credit claims.
Remote review — nationwide serviceYou Get a Clear Answer
You receive a simple written breakdown of what's good, what's not, and what to fix before you sign anything.
Written report delivered to your emailWhat Homeowners Often Miss
Technical details that deserve clarification before you proceed.
Most homeowners read a solar proposal and assume all details are clear. They often aren't. We help identify scope, equipment, warranty, monitoring, and service details worth clarifying with your installer.
What You'll Receive
- Clear answer: Good deal or not
- Pricing check — are you overpaying?
- System sizing review — too big, too small, or right
- Equipment check — inverter, panels, battery if included
- Red flags to address before signing
What You Upload
- Electric bill
- Solar monitoring screenshots
- Inverter photos
- System photos
- Original solar paperwork, if available
- Battery information, if applicable
- Warranty documents, if available
- Description of the issue
Already Have Solar? Start With SolarCheck 99.
A $99 remote solar system review before paying for a local service call.
If your solar system is already installed and you are dealing with high electric bills, monitoring problems, inverter errors, battery concerns, warranty confusion, or an installer that disappeared, SolarCheck 99 can help you understand what may be happening and what steps to consider next.
Simple Flat Fee Pricing
Solar Proposal Review
$99–$199
Before you sign — choose the tier that fits
Existing Solar Review
$99
SolarCheck 99 — flat fee, one system
No calls. No upsells. Technical guidance for your project.
Our review helps you understand scope and ask better questions. For financial or legal advice, consult a qualified professional.
Disclaimer: Solar Repair Today provides informational solar proposal reviews based on documents and information provided by customers. We do not provide legal, tax, financial, engineering, electrical, home inspection, or contractor advice. We do not guarantee savings, tax credit eligibility, system performance, installation quality, warranty approval, or proposal outcomes. Customers should consult qualified licensed professionals where appropriate.
Equipment & Contract Issues We Caught
Our reviews aren't generic — they're based on real problems we see in the field. Here's what we caught for recent customers that saved them thousands.
$18,000 avoided
Oversized system with undersized battery
Proposal included a 12 kW system for a 6 kW average usage home, with a 5 kWh battery marketed to "back up the whole house." We caught the mismatch and the homeowner renegotiated system size and battery capacity.
Northern California
$7,500 avoided
Hidden escalation clause
The proposal included a 3% annual escalation that would increase the payment by $45/year over 25 years. This was buried in the fine print. Homeowner caught it during review and negotiated fixed payment terms instead.
Colorado
$12,000 avoided
Discontinued inverter with no support plan
The proposal included an inverter model discontinued 3 years ago with no replacement plan documented. After our review, the installer agreed to upgrade to a current model at no extra cost.
Massachusetts
$5,200 avoided
Production estimate 40% too high
The proposal's production estimate didn't account for roof shading from a nearby building, overstating annual kWh by 40%. This inflated the claimed ROI and tax credit assumptions. We caught it and had the estimate recalculated.
New Jersey
$22,000 avoided
Transferable warranty with no transfer process
The warranty was listed as "fully transferable" but the fine print required $800 in paperwork and a company inspection to transfer. We identified this gap before signing, and the installer clarified the terms.
Florida
$9,800 avoided
Missing workmanship warranty details
The proposal only covered equipment warranty but left out workmanship coverage limits. After our review, the homeowner added a 10-year workmanship guarantee before signing.
Texas
These aren't best-case scenarios. Equipment mismatches, warranty gaps, and contract traps are standard across the industry. A $99 or $149 review often catches oversights that cost thousands over the life of your system.
How We Saved Homeowners Real Money
Real examples of equipment issues flagged, bad terms caught, and money saved before signing.
$8,400
Negotiated Down
"The review flagged that the system was severely oversized for our actual electric usage. We used that finding to negotiate with the installer. They reduced the system size and our total cost dropped by $8,400."
– Homeowner in Arizona
$6,200
Hidden Financing Costs
"We were comparing two quotes that showed the same monthly payment. The review broke down the total financed cost and showed us one company had buried $6,200 more in dealer fees than the other."
– Homeowner in Florida
Battery Removed
$12,000 Avoided
"The review showed us the battery proposal didn't match what the sales rep promised. The equipment wouldn't back up the circuits we needed. We removed it from the proposal and saved $12,000 upfront."
– Homeowner in New York
Warranty Gap Found
$4,800 Protection
"The review caught that the 'workmanship warranty' only covered 5 years, not the 25 years we assumed. We negotiated an extended labor warranty before signing. Could have cost us thousands later."
– Homeowner in North Carolina
Equipment Change
Better Quality Selected
"The review flagged that the inverter brand had high failure rates in our region. We asked the installer to upgrade to a more reliable model. Small change, but saved us from likely problems down the road."
– Homeowner in Colorado
$14,750
Total Negotiated Down
"The review showed missing roof insurance, an unrealistic tax credit assumption, and an inflated system size. Armed with those findings, we negotiated hard and saved nearly $15K off the proposal."
– Homeowner in California
What Homeowners Say
Real experiences from homeowners who got a clear answer before signing — or needed help after.
Solar Second Opinion Customer Experiences
“We were ready to sign a solar proposal, but the financing and tax credit numbers were confusing. Solar Repair Today reviewed the proposal and pointed out questions we had not thought to ask.”
Homeowner in Virginia
“We had two solar quotes that looked similar, but the prices, equipment, and production estimates were very different. The Solar Second Opinion review helped us compare them side by side.”
Homeowner in Florida
“The monthly payment looked affordable, but we did not understand the difference between the cash price and the financed price. The review helped us see the questions we needed to ask.”
Homeowner in Arizona
SolarCheck 99 Customer Experiences
“Our electric bill was still high after solar, and we had no idea if the system was working or if we were just using more power. Solar Repair Today reviewed our bill, monitoring screenshots, and inverter photos and gave us a clear explanation.”
Homeowner in Pennsylvania
“The company that installed our solar system stopped responding, and we felt completely stuck. Solar Repair Today helped us organize our documents and understand what questions to ask a local service company.”
Homeowner in Maryland
“Our solar app showed the system was offline, but we did not know if the panels had stopped producing or if it was just a monitoring problem. The review helped us understand the difference.”
Homeowner in New Jersey
Expert Review From Active Repair Providers.
Our credibility comes from repairing and servicing 11,000+ solar systems—not from selling leads. We've seen what fails, what gets overlooked, and what warnings hide in fine print. We don't profit from pushing you toward any installer or option. We're not a marketplace or lead broker. Our only goal: help you avoid the problems we fix every day.
- Our expertise comes from actively servicing and repairing 11,000+ solar systems—not sales commissions.
- We do not sell your contact information to contractors or lead brokers.
- We have no incentive to push you toward any installer or product.
- We profit by helping you avoid the problems we fix every day.
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